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RAILWAY ACCIDt MT

an especially important ara nuef,stng stI
administration aud cUb~iIUclIoii, Co. Diudii
tunnels and passes, and, indeed, those tisLD
this day engages the attention Oi tiir vi ,.e
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30
AF.AIRs AT pLEAsANTyIL,E

Mr.. Thomas BradenhauRh has his new harm
about Completed. 1t adds greatly to the APPEAR
ance of his farm. VIM Hockey was the builder.
George Coz has sold his farm to Mr. MarkIey
Of Baltimore county, and has bought Marion
Whtakers store and dwelling. intending TO con-
tinue 'he business at that point, AS heretofore
Mrs. Sadie Harkins. who has been in Baltimore
for some time. under the care of Dr. Smith for
nervous affection, has returned home, not
much improved in health, regret to say.
Wm. Grey has dug well at his farm and will
run the water into the entry, for the convenience
of watering his stock. He is extensively gngpg-
ed in the milk business
Mr.. VIM Blair. who has been confined to his
hnus' for some time with slight attack of pnrr-
Davis. "
a glass bali sho lting match took place, last
Friday, ut COrhin l.. Onions. John Lancaster
carried home the priZ,-a goOgc.
MIR. and Mrs B. Frank Spencer, of Baltimore,
spent ChristnaS with Mrs. Spencer's father, Mr.
Thomas uenbow.
CHRISTMAS passed of quietly here. Santa Claus
mhhe his visit, according to custom. filling the
stockings OF the little ones to overlooking and
'"eir hfa'ts win RIadness' WRITER.
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Not for Blaine,

Notwithstanding the great hurrah by Re-
publican clubs when they resolved to wave
the tattered plume of the Knight from Maine,
there are many Republicans who do not con-
slider Blaine the best candidate their party
can nominate. Here is what Mr.. Wharton
Barker, prominent Pennsylvania Republi-
can, says of him:
Mr.. Blaine was beaten in 1884. fear he
would be beaten again. ask you to consid-
er whether you desire to run this risk.
Every Republican is able to Judge for him
self whether Mr. Blaine was not at the height
of his strength three years ago. Does any
one believe that he commands the enthusiasm
of the people more than he did in 1884?
Does any one believe that 1t is possible TO
bring to him any new elements ofsupport =
Does any one believe that other public men
and Republican leaders have greater conf
dence in him now than in 18849 Does any
one believe that he can carry in 1888, any
better than In 1884, the State of New York,
the State of Connecticut, the State of New
Jersey, or the State of Indiana? Does any
one want to trust to the accidents of cam
paign, and can the party afford to turn Vir-
glnia, North Carolina or Tennessee in order
to compensate for the risks taken in the
North. say now, and know that lam
speaking for many Republicans, that the
nomination ofMr. Blaine would BIZ desper-
ate experiment. He has had his candidacy,
and he was loyalty supported by every ele-
ment of the party that believed in the doc
trine OF protection to American interests, in
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30
MA RRIED.

STANDlFORD-FLINT AT JarrettsyiIc
NJ. f. parsonage, of West Hartford Circuit, on
the 2lst of December, 1887, by Rev r. n
Peters, WILLIAM Il. STANDIFORD TO Miss
MINNIE q. FLINT, all of Hartford county,
Md. "''S'
hOWLETT-SCARBOROUGH AT EMORY
VI. Il. Church, North Hartford Circuit. on rhe
2lst of December, 1857, By Rev. T. r, Pet rs
WILLIAM $. HOWLETT TO Miss ELLA
FRANCES SCARBOROUGH, all Of Hartford
county. Md.
JONES' HARKINS.-On the 2?d of Deem.
Der at O'Clock in the evening, at the residence
OF Mr. jacob Kennedy, Bel Air by the Rev,
e. ID. Finney, Mr.. REY NOLDS w. JONES
and Miss IDA b. HARKINS, OF Hartford county,
Md. ''
KLAIk-HAX.-On December 2Gth, 1887. AZ
the residence OF the brides mother, "Harewood
Farm" Chase's, Md. by Rev. Andrew Swartz.
HOWARD .. KLAIR Of Havre de Grace, Md,
aud Miss MARY IL. HAX eldest daughter Of
the late }: 2. V. Hax, of Chase's, Ba timore
county, Md.
ULLY-SULLIVAN.-O November 9th,
at 81. Stephens Church, Baltimore county, by
the Rev. Father Sartori, JOHN II. SCULLY 10
Miss ELLA H. SULLIVAN, both of Hartford
county.
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AFFAIRS AT FALLSToN

on Monday evening of last week the Timer
rails Orchestra paid surprise visit to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Edward Colgan and enlivencd the
occasion with sweet strains of music until late
az night. This band is under the leadership Of
Prof. Paul and they play well.
Mr.. George Rogers has built new porch TO his
dwelling, 1t is quite an Improvement
On the I'd inst, Mr.. Thomas Shanahan mashc |
ms hand 10 very painful manner, while engav-
ca III walllng well on his premises. Dr. Barlry
was called and rendered the necessary as,istancg
Charles. little nine year old son of Dennis
Bradiey, can ay u Jews harp to perfection, He
Is the best performer on that instrument ever
heard. va
ihieVing Is practced in this vicinity 10 a con-
sidcraoIe extent. One man reports having lost
ABOUT bushels Of corn another has missed a
chickens. " "
Mr. john fays)r, who farmcd Mr. Wa, Edelin's
plhce last year, mas removed back 10 his old
nelghhorhood, ChuIchvill. Mr. Tayson
mas Iett many warm trlruus here who know his
worth ana regret his absence. While at Church.
vie recently, stoppe in to see him and found
nlm shugly situated on one of DIR. Harlan's
farms. tie informed dime he had about $50 acres OF
iahd 10 look after. much of which will be used
LOT HfaInE purposes. There are now 90 head OF
cattle on the place.
bennls lhorne, little three yesr-old chill at
James slith :, IS perfect wonder in the dane
ing art. lie i'll whistle jig and dance il to the
echo, never missing a stcp, FLINT
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MATRIMoNIAL.-There was q large and fshi-
enable gathering, on Thursday, Dec. 18th, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Beevers, at
Ridley Park, Pa, to witness the marriage of
their daughter Jennie to Mr.. Archer Hopkins,
of Hartford county. Rev. A. j. Aldred oflicnt-
ed. The bride wore lovely gown of white
cloth and satin, en-traine, and carried Marechal
Neil roses. Among those present were friends
and relatives from New York, PHILADELPHIA
and Washington. The presents were many aud
very handsome. After an informal reception
the happy couple left amid a shower of rice
on the evening train for their future home
Mr.. John Chalke, of Haddonled, n. j., and
Miss Annie Barbour, of Philadelphia, were mar.
ried in that city, on the 18th instant. A recep.
ton was given them at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Jos E. Chalke, at Fountain Green, on
Wednesday, Fist instant. The bride, whois a
pretty brunette, was attired in very hands ONE
heliotrope silk with diamonds The groom in
the usual black. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wakeland, Mr. and Mrs.
lowering. Mr.. and Mrs. Denbow, the Misses
Jones, Miss Adams, Miss Lamar Mr.. Nathan
Carter, X. Carter, W. Martin, James Tobin,
Frank Tobin, Mr.. llollingsworth and a host of
Others. Bonds popular string band was in
al tendance.
Mr. Thos. Henry Campbell and Miss Mary E
Asher, of Bel Air, were married, on Wednesday
afternoon at st. Ignatius Church, Hickory, by
Rev. Father Fowler. James Devlin, Dr., was
the best man, and Miss Alice yey was brides.
maid. The bride IS a daughter of Mr.. Robert
Asher.
Mr., Daniel W. Michael and Miss Laura V.
Dorsey were married at abe Abingdon NJ. Z.
Parsonage on Tuesday evening, by Rev. Mr..
Cuddy. Mr.. Michael and his beautiful bride
took r, W. and b. Railroad train, at Edge.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30

Que Hundred Portraits,

Tie Metropolitan, now in its third year, has
Just issued great gallery picture Of noted
Americans, comprising Statesmen, Jurlsts,
Divines, Authors, Inventors, and Distinguished
Women. 1t is triumph of the art of the pho
tographer and engrayer and an ornament in
every household. The size of the picture is
~ by "a inches, and the portraits are perfect
Every person sending thirty cents to THE
METROPOLITAN, Al Broadway, New York, will
receive the Magazine for one year and copy Of
the picture postpaid
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REIIGInIrS NnrIrES

,,-Methodist Protestant ChLrch.-Rcv. s. A.
Hobli'zell, PASTOR Sunday, January lst.-Prov-
pirate New Years service at both churches
You are invited.
M; =. Church.-P Preaching on Sabbath. at Bel
Air, ION a. NJ. and p. Nj; Mt. Zion, 3 p. NJ.
REV. THOS. WOOD.
watch Meeting Services at Aberdeen South
eTn Methodist Church. Saturday night, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock. Preaching sunday evening.
~ O'Clock at which time the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered and several
Will unite with the church.
Services will be held in Emmanuel Church.
Bei Air on Saturday night, December 3lst, ut
ll30 O'clock "
Services at Mountain Christian Church. on
Sunday morning, Jan. LIST.
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LETTER FROM JARRETrsyILLE.

The children Of Salem Evangelical Church hold
December 24th.
=, mr. James Mason, who has been employed in
the neighborhood of Black Horse for the mast
several months, has returned TO his home, near
Mr. Joshua Gray, merchant at Sarah Furnace,
has built fine new house near the JarretIsviIie
and Upper Cross Roads, where he expects to car
ry on lhe same BUSINESS. The house is a COM
menuanle improvement to that neighborhood,
Mr.. william Rink, of Baltimore. spent the hol-
days with his sister, Miss Emma Rink, near Sarah
Furnace.
:, MIR. Richard Brarly, who has lived near Sarah
= furnace Tor many years, has been quite poorly
Ior some time past. He has past his three score
years and ten.
MISS Della Thompson, OF Baltimore, is visiting
her mother and uncle. at hi, Dlape
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30

Mrs. Mary McGaw, widow of tho late John Me-
Cav. of Hartford, and mother of SEQ. X. McGaw
OF Baltimore, died at her home IN Baltimore, last
been sick the past 5 years and had been sui.
terer for several years. Her remains were
brought tn A herdeen on Sunday last aud buried Mt
the Grove Presbyterian Church hev. David
JamisDn conducted the services at the grave. At
the request of the deceased ner six nephews act
ed as pdll-bearers. They were: Geo. r. Walker
Jas Il. Walker, Charles w. McGaw. Thomas .
McGaw, james McGaw and b. Frank Hanway.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30

The last of the series of hops under the aus
pieces OF the Hartford CotilliOn Club, was given
in the Masonic Hall, Wednesday evening Dane
ing began at ten aud continued until one O'clock.
Mrs. A. Preston Gilbert acted the chaperone i'm
most agreeable manner. The music was by
Lyles band. In the absence of Mr.. Mitchell Mr.
w. 7. L. Taliaferro performed the duties of
floor manager. The toilets of the ladies were
beautiful. Among those present were Mrs. Gil
bert; black silk, jet trimming; Misses LIZZIE
Mitchell, black lace and flowers; Eta Richard-
son, black lace and diamonds: Maggie BeII.
white silk aud gauze, roses: Maria Norris, black
lace; Mamie Norris, white watered silk JOsie
Ann white khyber; Helen Lee, lilac and white
lace Grace Nedie. OF Virginia. pink satin: Ellen
Neae, of Virginia. blue silk: Bertha Smith.
white khyhcr; Halle Gilbert, brown cloth Miss
khoddy of S. C.. white flannel Lizzie Hardesty,
black velvet and lace Lizzie Street,, corn satin;
Juliet STREET., blue khyber and watered silk:
Bessie Fleming, white silk The gentlemen
present were Messrs. j. NJ. STREET., A. Preston
GilberI, J I. q: Hopkins James F. Mitchell,
F. T. Williams, E. ParSin Keech, OF Baltimore:
j. l.. Griffith Lee. G. q. Street,, W. Boyd Bell,
Alex, Bell, II. Webster of Jno.. Hall Richard
SON. VIM. b. Richardson, j. Wilson Richardson.
Harold Walsh, Crawford Norris Gus Hines
Frank F. Forwoud. VIM. $. Forwood, Frank
Jacobs. WIN. L. Amoss, VIM L. Cooley and
others.
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The Forum.

Among the writers for the early numbers of
the Forum in 1888 will be Prot. John Tyndall,
OF England; Justice Samuel F. Miller, of the
United States Supreme Court; Prof. Emile de
Lavelye, of Belgium Judge Pitman, of Mass. !;
Canon Wilberforce, of England; Prof. John
stuart blackie, of Scotland Andrew D. White,
ex-Minister to Germany; DIR. Henry Maudsiey,
OF England; William Crookes, the English
chemist Prof Edward A. Freeman, the Eng
fish historian; W. II. Iialock, the author Of
ais Life Worth Living :" Prof G. J. Romanes,
OF Scotland Wilkie Collins, the English move
list; Senators Dawes and Culom and Edward
Everett Hale.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30

The great strike on tho Reading rail-
way system eliminated on Monday. Besides
the hands on coal and freight trains the coal
miners were also included in it, SO that al
together 10000 men quit work. The dis
pute had its origin, it is said, over the pro-
per handling OF dozen barrels of flour and
few tons of coal-another illustration OF
how great matter a little fire may kindle.
On Tuesday, however, better counsels pre-
vailed and the men generally resumed work.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.-That the sub
L scrher has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd Letters of Admin
istratiOn on the estate of
JACOB BILLTNGSLEA,
late of Hartford Co., deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
He'd to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof,
On or JefO7t he GM dqy Of June. 1888
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are rCqurS 'ei 10 make immediate pay
mcul
of December, lsst,
NANCY CORDREY,
Hieo y ADMINISTRATIVE.
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A Correction.

I0he EduOr Of The -EgiS and IatshigeHcer:
In your report of the proceedings Of the
Teachers Institute, | see the following state
ment:
Miss Matthews has hal the most trouble with
an unreasonable trustee"
Your reporter made a mistake. | have no I'M
reasonable trustee With whom to contend
Miss MATTHEWS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30

The members of Amcs Chapel, Bel Air. gave
their pastor. Rev. A. ID. Valentine, ana his faIni-
lly, surprise, on Christmas night, by marching
INTO ms house and filling his table with the
presentation speech and Rev. j. II. L. Cooper
responded. The pastor heartily thanked the
people OF Bel Air and Churchville for their
Kindness and this evidence of their appreciation
of his serYicps. ~r'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30

1t takes loud baby to wake up sleeping
car; but 1t takes but little of DIR. Bulls Baby
cents to buy bottle of that well known remedy
The longer the apology the lively young man"
tiers will appear. Silence and Laxador are the
sovereign remedies for this particular kind o!
headache
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30
nELAIRTuRNPIKECO.-Nnlicn ia

DEL IRTURNPIKE CO.-Notice ia here
ID by given, that there will be n meeting of the
stockholders of the Bel Air Turnpike Company,
at the Office of Archer & VanBibbcr, Bel Air.
on SATURDAY. JANUARY 9TH. 1888, at
O'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of elcctinH Pres
officers as the Company may require, to serve for
the ensuing year. by order of the President and
Managers. WIN. LEE AMOSS,
dec16 Secretary.
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the equal rights of man and the protection of
man in those rights. He failed through no
fault Of theirs, and therefore he cannot justly
ask them to enter with him again on such
venture.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30
The Public School Teachers Oath of
Office.

Professor Newell has written to Mr. John
D. Worthington, Public School Examiner
for Hartford county, as follows:
Il should have explained to your teachers
(hat the oath of office is inteudei to be used
once for ally as substitute for the affidavit
heretofore appended 10 the Quarterly Report.
think they will find it a great convenience"
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of 81 90 each.
Remittances should he made by Post-Omce
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement
without the express order of HARPER K BROTH
ERS. Address
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-30
NOFICE.

N"F'cE'
EA .cutors and Administrators who have not
settled their accounts according to law. will, at
"a early day us possible, with the vouchers
thereof report to the Register fer the settlement
Of said accounts, All drlinquCnts Will be call I'd
on toappeHr before the Court.
BIZ order of the Orphans Court.
JAMES NJ. MAGRAw.
Register of Wills of Hartford Co.